3 official sources support the stable facts on this page.
Last reviewedQuick answer
Measure target range on the tactical map, select the intended ammunition and powder-charge count, use the calculator to obtain elevation, then load and set the gun to exactly those assumptions. If the actual charge count changes, recalculate instead of using the old elevation.
What the reviewed sources establish
- The FAQ says map measurements are entered into the calculator to determine elevation.
- A developer answer tells players with too much powder to recalculate for the actual charge count.
- Official copy links ammunition, powder charges, elevation and rotation.
Use this current-build checklist
- Write down measured range and its target.
- Choose shell and charge count before calculating.
- Record returned elevation without relying on memory.
- Read back shell, actual charges, rotation, elevation and selected gun.
- If any item differs, stop and calculate again using the real load.
Keep the answer current
- A result paired with the wrong charge count is not a correct shot.
- Do not reuse a result after either side moves.
- Do not trust an undated numeric table over the live calculator.
Verification boundary
What still needs live verification
Official sources document the workflow but not a universal numeric firing table; exact values remain live-build and mission inputs.
Official descriptions establish stable scope. Interface paths, balance, values, rewards, schedules, and version-specific behavior must still be checked in the current game build.
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